A/HRC/36/15 131.184 Strengthen and standardize measures with a view to ensuring better protection of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers throughout its entire territory (Côte d’Ivoire); 131.185 Consider the use of alternative measures to detention for migrants and refugees by ensuring that vulnerable persons and children never remain detained (Chile); 131.186 Prioritize the use of alternative measures to detention of migrants and ensure that the detention of vulnerable persons is avoided (Guatemala); 131.187 Reduce immigration detention and promote alternatives to such detention (Kenya); 131.188 Make progress in the use of alternative measures to the detention of migrants (Uruguay); 131.189 Deepen measures so that unaccompanied children and asylumseeking family groups are not deprived of liberty (Argentina); 131.190 Consider reviewing policies on the detention of migrants that might imply their criminalization based on their migration status and promoting the creation of regular pathways for the admission and regularization of undocumented migrants (Brazil); 131.191 Ensure high transparency and oversight by civil society over detention conditions and in the treatment of migrants and asylum seekers (Russian Federation); 131.192 Stop arresting migrants in isolated cells and in solitary confinement (Syrian Arab Republic); 131.193 Introduce additional measures to reduce the practice of detaining individuals solely for immigration purposes and consider using alternatives when possible (Sweden); 131.194 Take measures to address cases of detention whose length goes beyond the limit established by the European Union return directive (Portugal); 131.195 Process expeditiously requests by refugees for family reunification to ensure that unaccompanied minors are able to reunite with their families (Mexico); 131.196 Provide due access by migrants, asylum seekers and refugees to health care and other protection systems, such as education and employment services (Portugal); 131.197 Expedite efforts to introduce a statelessness determination procedure and provide persons recognized as stateless with legal status and access to basic human rights, in full consultation with key stakeholders (Haiti); 131.198 Ensure that a national human rights institution compliant with the Paris Principles covers all parts of the Netherlands, whether through extension of the mandate of the existing national human rights institution or establishment of similar but separate institutions in the Caribbean territories (Ireland); 131.199 Seek to harmonize the human rights norms in the four countries of the Kingdom according to the international standards (Peru); 131.200 Continue to protect and promote human rights in the Caribbean Netherlands by reducing poverty, providing a minimum of social security and establishing legal offices to provide legal advice and referrals to increase access to justice (Kenya); 131.201 Provide technical assistance to enable the authorities in Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten to educate prison officers and improve prison 22